英語 での Microsoft's の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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And, as part of Microsoft's promise to offer him free training, Akoto was flown to Singapore to attend the annual Microsoft Educators Exchange.
Microsoft's June 4 announcement about its acquisition of Github for $7.5 billion has created great interest in the developer community.
On March 18th, 2016, Microsoft's acquisition of Xamarin officially closed.
Microsoft's SkyDrive team recently added ODF document support and URL shortening, among a few other features, to SkyDrive.
Microsoft's Quantum Development Kit could be used by any software engineer or person who has taken introductory computer science.
Download the latest edition of Windows 10 from Microsoft's website, then use Boot Camp Assistant to install it.
Priced at $6 billion, this is Microsoft's biggest acquisition to date.
Microsoft's confidence has grown to the point that in Preview 4, the new modular installer is the only one provided.
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The move is part of Microsoft's IP licensing program launched seven years ago, in December 2003.
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More than anything, Microsoft's huge market share has to do with corporations and not consumers.
Microsoft's success was more than just a matter of being in the right place at the right time.
Microsoft's push for open standards on digital rights may not be as inclusive as it appears.
Comparing Microsoft's 2004 release, IE 6(Service Pack 2), with Firefox 1.0, Jones said Microsoft fixed 79 flaws while Mozilla fixed 88.
Microsoft's next scheduled Patch Tuesday is April 13, more than four weeks away.
The consumer gadget and computer maker has now surpassed Microsoft's record of $620.58bn set in 1999.
Microsoft's"mainstream support" for XP will end in April of 2009.
Microsoft's problem is that the public isn't stupid.
The European Commission has given Microsoft's planned acquisition of Nokia's mobile device business the green light.